The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-25
EQUITY.

er defendant files motion for judg.
ment; motion taken up and overrul.
ed /; defendant files motion TO have
demurrer previously filed heard by the
court Overruled defendant files mo-
| ton to strike out part of third amend.
ed petition, overruled defendant ten.
ders bill of exceptions, which is sign
ed, sealed and made part of record /;
defendent files demurrer to third
amended petition.
James r. Mcconnell VS. Samuel
Conway, ct al. Defendant given
thirty days after term to plead.
APPEALS.
Henry Weiner VS.. Lewis Martin,
judgment for plaintiff, the appellant.
A. b. Dempsey VS.. Cord Kruse,
plaintiff files notice of appeal.
n. o. Warrington VS.. S. III. Thorn
son ct. al. dismissed by plaintiff with.
out prejudice.
Mary j. Jaynes executrix A. d.
Jaynes deceased VS.. Joseph d.
Sicher, plaintiff files reply to an
swer.
CONTRACT.
j. III. Woolsey VS.. James p. Fisher,
defendant files motion for security for
costs.
PARTITION.
Alice Tyler ct. al. VS.. Charles w.
Hall commissioner files report
81. Brauer VS.. Henry Tobaben,
ejectment. hearidg concluded and
Jury verdict for defendant, Judgment
accordingly.
Same VS.. Frank Shoeder, trespass,
at plaintiffs cost.
Same VS.. Henry Boiling, same en-.
'ry.
Clement Hess VS.. Mo. Pacific rail-
'oad company, damages. Continued
'y consent generally.
Same VS.. same. Same entry.
Henry G. Stoll vs.. r. T. Gentry.
yarnishee Sedalia Art Exposition.
5arnishee files motion TO set aside
Judgment.
j. HI. Woolsey VS.. James p. Fisher,
contract. Motion for rule for costs
'verruled.
John j. Lam'n VS.. Frank Lash
laugh, replevin. Dispositions of wit
lesses on part of defendant received
nd filed.
Mary E. White ct al VS.. G. NJ. A.
;haney, ct al. Defendants files mo-
ion to dismiss.
Mary E. White ct al VS.. c. NJ. A.
'haney ct al, damages. Plaintiff files
notion for costs. /
III. w. Wood VS.. Abel Darlington
appeal, continued generally {
Y consent.
Henry Brauer VS.. Henry Tobaben,
lectment, plaintiff files motion for a
ew trial.
John B. Gallie VS.. j. ID. York !
al, mechanics lien, judgment for
laintif' for 1927 "a and 6 per cent
nd enforcement of lien.
Anna E. Mckinley VS.. A. Cliff
lark, possession, continued generally S
Y consent.
Nellie VanZandt VS.. Charles Won II
erkuhlen, damages, dismissed for II
ant of prosecution. c
j. ii. WOOlsey VS.. James p. Fish "
:, contract, jury waived, causes tax v
l up, heard and taken under advise c
ent. 81
Mary IL. Stewart ct al VS.. Western "
MON telegraph company, damages, e
aintiff files motion to strike out part "
defendants answer. 81
Citizens National Bank VS.. Chas. N
. Hess, replevin, continued generally "
: consent. W
Same VS.. same, same entry. q
Same VS.. j. NJ. Cooper, same Il
try. b
A. B. Dempsey VS.. Cord Kruse, b
peal, cause heard and Judgment al
r plaintiff for s33 and 10 per cent h'
r annum. D'
Estey d Camp VS.. ], w. Truxel NJ
tachment continued generally by al
nsent. hi
August Schultz VS., Missouri Pa ri
ic railway company, damages, jury Pl
and trial begun. Ii
August Cramer VS.. Elias Laup-
inner, dismissed for want of presecu- sn
ID. re
Court adjourned to 9 a. m. to-day. M
For FOtheringham.
Sheriff Murray Yesterday. served a Pl